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When scared, we seek safety in the bunker of constraints, not realizing that we just cornered ourselves with no way out. (Share on Twitter)
What brings you home
What takes you to the brink but no more
What brings you, what takes you
In the silence of the party it scars you
In the chanting of the final resting place it hides you
What more it takes for home to be
What sorry story brings the endless eternity for you to see
What brings you, what takes you
Half the battle is won in not knowing
And the rest is won by losing to all that’s known
You feel the breathe heavy beneath the scars
You smell the taste of the hidden chants that lost their tune
It’s not your fault and by no means your call
Yet calling you are and taking it in you dare
What brings you, what takes you
The story of Mallu is inspiring and educational at the same time. I have been following Mallu on LinkedIn for a while now, and I have learned so much about dyslexia as a result. From stupidity to being gifted, the consequences of shifting the realities of how we are different and treated accordingly is a major differentiator in every child and adult life and it is something we should keep in the forefront of our attention.
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